THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 181, 9 January 1915, Page 8

THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE.

LiiAlsITC HEl'WAlri URGED. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. itecuived U, 12.50 u.ni. London, January 8. The Civil Service Commission's report o!. tlic diplomatic service recommends uraatio rui.ui.uis in toie direction ol prondiiijj a wider held of election. Uiliiurto liie service has been practically closed to any person unprovided »-iiii pnvate means. The Commission ei's recommend that salaries should be .in adjusted as to permit the members of tlie service to live on their oflicial emoluments, and express surprise that existing conditions iliave so long been tolerated NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS. ♦ TAKANUKI SUCCESSES. ' i.!.v Telegraph.—Per Press Association. Wellington, E-ast Night. The following is a list of trie candidates who passed the examination lield on November 2bth and 27th for Junior National .Scholarships and uSducation .board Junior Scholarships, in order ol merit: TARANAKI DISTRICT. E. L. Tansey, W. _\l. Atkinson, A. E. Callander, K. K. Thomas, K. C. Tliomas, Iv. C. Roberts, E. C. Greiner, D. E Deunv-Brown, J. A. Bannister, H, A. Wilson, A. 'll Phipps, H. L. Calder, D. McAllister. E. M. Skoglund, D. E. Candy, J. _\l. Hine D. 11. Wittkins, 0. W. Morey, D. A. Doile 0. T. Coleman, D. Martin, M. Wilson, A. S. Kilsby, 11. J. Tliomas, J. W. Knapman, JI. Tainan, J. P>. Wilson, A. P. Morrison, C. M. Copestake, 11. 11. Harle, A. D. Council, I. V. ThirUleston, P A. Bluudford, ! G. Graham, H. A. Sanderson, &*. W. Evans, A. J. Need, A. G. Mackie, K. R. Grant. A. E. Brooker, 0. Winficld. M. Blancbett. K. A. Ewing. ._ •, „._